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--- orcs:advanced_search [2017/08/16 20:43]
biogridadmin created
+++ orcs:advanced_search [2019/10/03 13:33]
jenn [Publication Searches (By Pubmed ID)]
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         * **Examples**: TNN*, CDC*, CLN*, SPO*
         * **These will not work**: ST*E, *L01, CC* (too short)
+    * **Multi-Identifier Searching** - BioGRID ORCS supports multi-identifier searching (ie. searching for more than one gene at a time). Simply enter your query ids one after another separated by commas. You can even intermix wildcard and non-wildcard searches.
+        * **Examples**: MAP7,CLN*,SULT1E1
 ===== Publication Searches (By Pubmed ID) =====
-If you select "By Publication" tab from the main page, you can search by pubmed id. Simply enter a list of valid pubmed ids separated by commas and our search will pull up as many as it can find as long as they contain results within our database. Here are some examples:
+If you select "By Publication" tab from the main page, you can search by pubmed ID. Simply enter a list of valid pubmed IDs separated by commas and our search will pull up as many as it can find as long as they contain results within our database. Here are some examples:
   * 26627737
   * 28145866,28611215,27260156,27760321
-Be sure that you don't mix pubmed ID searches with full text searches (described below) if for example you search for "10391924 DIABETES" (combining a pubmed and a full text term) our search will simply ignore the full text term and search exclusively for the pubmed id, potentially returning a result you were not interested in. Also, pubmed IDs can contain only numbers 0-9, so any alpha characters will result in an invalid pubmed id.
+Be sure that you don't mix pubmed ID searches with full text searches (described below) if for example you search for "10391924 DIABETES" (combining a pubmed and a full text term) our search will simply ignore the full text term and search exclusively for the pubmed id, potentially returning a result you were not interested in. Also, pubmed IDs can contain only numbers 0-9, so any alpha characters will result in an invalid pubmed ID.
 **Note:** BioGRID ORCS does not archive the entire pubmed database. When searching by Pubmed ID you are searching only those publications that have been curated by our curation team. If a publication is not available that you think contains interactions, please contact us at **[[biogridadmin@gmail.com]]** and let us know the pubmed ID so we can ensure its availability in a future update.
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   * Search for papers on Chromatin Remodelling in Human, **+"Chromatin Remodelling" +Human* **
+===== Controlled Vocabulary Searching =====
-===== Coming Soon =====
+All non-identifier and non-publication searches are controlled vocabulary searches. Examples of these are **By Type**, **By Cell Line**, **By Enzyme**, **By Phenotype** etc. These searches are very straight forward. Simple select the terms you're interested in (or use the inline search to filter down the larger list) and click search. This will return all results matching those terms.
-      * **Multiple Gene/Publications Searches** - Coming Soon

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